Flight ban over Kasos and Karpathos due to Turkish drones
The Greek government has issued a series of aviation directives, known as NOTAMs, prohibiting flights over Kasos, Karpathos, and the surrounding maritime areas. This measure will remain in effect until October 31.
This decision was taken with the aim of enhancing security in the region's airspace. According to reports, this move is directly related to the increased activity of Turkish unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) that have been detected in the Aegean recently.
The competent Greek authorities are closely monitoring the situation, ensuring compliance with air traffic rules and the protection of national sovereignty. Flights in the area are being temporarily restricted to avoid potential interference or risks to flight safety.
The situation in the Aegean remains at the center of current events, as Greece seeks to maintain stability. Citizens and entities operating in the region are urged to follow the official instructions of the civil aviation authorities until the deadline expires.